good morning, america. happening right now -- cats terrific to flooding. smashing records. south carolina the hardest hit. >> the water was up above my waist. >> rescuers floating through the streets. neighborhoods submerged. there's more rain on the way. our rob marciano right there in the thick of it. the new hillary clinton? >> i wish you could be president. >> me, too. >> her snl appearance showing off her funny side. is this the new strategy. basketball sex scandal. allegations rocking the prestigious program at the university of louisville.

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>> where escorted hired to have sex with top recruits? what the university is saying this morning. a no-hitter for the second time. go big or go home. >> max scherzer has thrown his second no-hitter of the season. >> max throws himself in the record books, 17 strikeouts. take that. gong. paula is off, but it's great to have cecilia vega back with us on a sunday morning. this new video from the man who has emerged as one of heroes of that horrific school shooting in oregon. what he's now saying from his hospital bed. >> he has an amazing story to tell. we begin with that breaking news, weather.

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take a look at these pictures. flash flooding. interstates closed. dozens of water rescues. there's more on the way. president obama had declared a federal emergency and rob is rob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia, it's an e emergency much of this state. it is just remarkable, we're in downtown charleston, one of many neighborhoods that's knee and waist deep in water. people had to leave their homes and stay in other places. you have to be on high ground, charleston. the last three days, 15 inches of rain. yesterday, alone, 10 inches. plantation, 2 feet. no matter how you measure this, this is truly historic. this morning, historic flooding hammering south carolina. rescues happening overnight, as president obama declares an emergency.

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surging flood waters creating treacherous conditions. >> i live one block that way. i tried coming this way. the water was above my waist. >> reporter: record-setting rain, closing roads, stranding drivers. additional crews brought to in to assist with more water rescues. >> charleston is closed. about every street down here is closed. >> reporter: winds toppling trees and taking down power lines, leaving more than 30,000 customers without power. >> a couple of feet here now, last night, it had to be 4 feet. >> reporter: in north carolina, roads under water and sink holes opening up. the governor there urging residents to use caution. >> be careful in and around the water. >> in the water. >> reporter: watch this home in new jersey, seen here before it was literally ripped apart by

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the water, now floating away. up and down the coast, mother nature not letting up. more torrential rain expected through tuesday. lot of those pictures are from the coast. i want to show you some shots inland. two hours from here, columbia, south carolina, they're having rescues happening right now because of the torrential rains that have fallen overnight, by the university of south carolina. so, truly an emergency going on. let's go to the radar, the last few hours, how that tropical stream of moisture has driven into the mountains. the case over the next couple of hours. let's put the map into motion. we do expect things to eventually weaken. but i tell you what mother nature hasn't cooperated with our models. it looks like eventually over the next few days it will

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across this state. we could see another foot in some areas before this is all said and done. we'll be talking more about this throughout the morning. ght. >> rob, much more from you coming up in show. the weather situation doesn't end there, hurricane joaquin now headed for bermuda after leave ing a trail of destruction in the bahamas. >> vanishing in the storm a cargo ship, this morning, a new clue, abc's linzie janis has the latest from nassau. >> good morning. improved weather conditions in this area have helped coast gad searchers find the first sign of the ship in three days. overnight n the stormy seas near the bahamas, the u.s. coast guard finding a life ring, the

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first of the el faro. the discovery validation they're searching in the right area. friends and family members holding on to hope the 33 crew members including 28 americans are still alive. >> i'm very hopeful. until they find a reason for me not to be i'm going to remain hopeful. >> reporter: rescue crews scouring 30,000 nautical miles. the el faro was traveling from jacksonville, florida, to san juan, puerto rico, when it was beset by joaquin. sending a distress at 8:00 a.m. on thursday. tote maritime, the company that owns the ship, said the captain was aware of the hurricane's path. >> the captain in this case, had been monitoring the track of

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of days prior to departing. >> reporter: here in the bahamas government officials have been able to fly over the affected islands, they describe major destruction. they now anticipate there will be loss of life. dan? >> linzie, thank you very much for your reporting this morning. meanwhile, new developments and new questions this morning in the oregon college massacre, what we know now about what how the gunman died and why he singled out one student for survival. chris mintz got shot seven times trying to save lives. neal karlinsky is live. >> reporter: they have just opened the road to the school just behind me for the very first time. a sign the town is trying to get back to normal. at the same time, an fbi analysis team has arrived on the

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may have set the gunman off. chris mintz hailed a hero, remarkably putting his own video message. >> hello, everyone. i'm doing well. i'm overwhelmed by the spot i have gotten from everyone. >> reporter: the army veteran shot seven times, even as he pleading with the gunman that it was his son's birthday. >> i want to wish the other families a safe and speedy recovery. >> reporter: the sheriff leading the investigation hadn't seen the video until we showed it to him. >> impressive. the true sign of a hero right radiothere, he put his own life in front of everybody else's. >> reporter: the medical examiner has ruled the alleged

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death a suicide. >> he may have been hit and then -- >> turned the gun on himself. >> reporter: before that moment, he apparently singled out one student to live. the gunman chilling left one student with a message that only police have seen. >> he called one guy, gave him the envelope and told him to the coroner. >> obviously he was going to be the one who was going to be telling the story, that he was the lucky one. >> reporter: even though the road is still open, the school won't be for some time. the only thing that will be going on here will be grief counseling for anybody that needs it zmrfshlgts we turn now to the race to the white house, it's your voice, your vote. democratic front-runner hillary clinton getting a ton of laughs last night on "snl." no one was offlimits. not donald trump's hair, not even herself.

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mary bruce joins us from the white house. clinton showing her funnier side, did it work? >> reporter: saturday night live has had a lot of fun at hillary clinton's ebs pence. last night she's trying to show that she's not being laughed at, but laughing with. getting in on the joke on saturday night live. >> oh, i get it. you're a politician. >> yes. yes. and how about you? >> me, i'm just an ordinary citizen who believes the keystone pipeline will destroy our environment. >> reporter: this is hillary clinton 2.0, the candidate trying to show she's funny, authentic and spontaneous. >> i wish you could be president. >> me, too. >> reporter: from girl talk with

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to showing off her win/nae nae skills on "ellen." and jumping on stage with marc anthony in miami. the candidate has been trying to show off her lighter side. with bernie sanders drawing huge crowds. her campaign is hoping the new strategy will help her turn the page after a summer full of controversy. candidates have cashed in on the show's popularity in the past. >> i'm john mccain. >> and i'm just sarah palin. >> who is that under there? >> reporter: and now, clinton is hoping being live from new york will help liven her likability. hillary clinton didn't just poke at herself, she took a stab at

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even with a trump impersonation. the first democratic debate just nine days away. >> a critical time, indeed. thank you, mary. let's dive more into this with abc chief news anchor george stephanopoulos who will be hosting "this week." >> george, it's not been a good week for hillary clinton. i could watch that snl stuff all day long. you got this hacking, reported russia hackers trying to crack into her personal e-mail accounts. you saw those crowds with bernie sanders and this looming threat of joe biden, as mary said, this debate is just days away. >> this month is so big for hillary clinton. you got the debate as you said, that benghazi testimony. a huge dinner in iowa. of course, this decision from joe biden. first of all, she has to stop the bleeding, stop the questions

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the best chance of that is at that benghazi hearing. 20,000 people in massachusetts for bernie sanders. so much energy on the populous side of the democratic side. in some ways joe biden getting in could help her on that score. she could run to the right of bern wrooe sanders, to the left of the joe biden. let's switch parties, you got donald trump on "this week" later this morning. we got a preview of the interview in which you asked him about this recent school shooting in oregon. here is it. >> no new gun laws. >> gun laws doesn't have to do with it. this is really about mental illness. again, politically correct, we're going to solve the problem, et cetera, et cetera, you're always going to have difficulties no matter how tight you run it. even if you have great education having to do with mental illness, you educate the

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community, still you're going to have people that slip through the cracks. >> given what we're hearing from the republican candidates and even elected officials from the republican side in the wake of this school shooting, do you think there's any chance that president obama and his allies will be able to push through some gun safety legislation. >> no. you saw him concede in his press briefings. the president saying quite clearly, those for fun control there's not going to any change. >> george, thank you very much. george has a big show this morning. he goes one-on-one not only with donald trump but the governor of new jersey chris christie, who's also running for president. ron's got more. >> good morning to you, cecilia and dan and george. we begin with some terrifying moments for more than

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a concrete overhang collapsed right on top of the high school students. 21 students and one adult were injured. officials say a box truck was mostly hauling band equipment and hit the concrete awning. and president obama is calling for a full-scale investigation into the apparent u.s. bombing of a hospital in afghanistan, what he called a tragic incident. 19 people including 3 children, a number of doctors also were killed in the air strike, it hit a medical facility hit in the northern city of kunduz run by the humanitarian group doctors without boarders. they said the air strike was a humanitarian law moscow is vowing to intensify its air strikes in syria.

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on saturday, russia released a new video of the air raise. isis militants are being routed by their air assault. it's solely targeted isis. but the u.s. says at least some of those air strikes appeared to hit western-backed rebels. and pope francis has opened a meeting of the world bishops on family issues by inserting that marriage is a bond between a man and woman. called on the conference to denounce homophobia in the church. tony elliott was one of four people killed in a plane crash, elliott a two-time race car winner was traveling with his friends to watch the clemson/notre dame football game, the wreckage from the single-engine airplane was found near lake hartwell.

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crash. here in new york city, investigation under way into this deadly explosion inside of a brooklyn building, a woman was kill in that blast. three other people on the street were injured. initials reports suggest that the explosion was linked to a ten about who removed a stove without turning off the gas. college football players from the university of oregon got sandwiched together hours before kickoff on saturday. thes onnive lineman live-tweeting the experience. much like sara haines does. this elevator sat idle for 20 minutes. players cheering when day were finally liberated and posing for pictures with their new friends. the oregon ducks went on to beat the colorado buffalos by a score of 4-21.

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>> can you man being stuck in an elevator? >> let's make it a segment. we got more, this is longer than "pop news," folks, and better. well, maybe not better. but competitive. finally washington nationals ace max scherzer waking up as a member of an elite group, with that pop-up, it happened, it's coming up, here it comes. as curtis granderson of the mets, popping up, swinging in slow motion, oddly enough, the sixth pitcher in major league history to throw a second no-hitter. here in new york on saturday. the mets have been no-hit twice this season. but the mets, keep in mind, are going to the playoffs, not the nats. >> i want to hear your sports'

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>> the nats are going to the history books. >> they would rather be in the playoffs. but that's cool. >> thank you, everybody, to try to expose my lack of sports knowledge let's go back to the weather now and rob marciano. >> cecilia, dan the rains at least right now, we certainly it continue s continues -- it's raining heavily most of state where they're incurring flash flooding right now and rescues are ongoing through this morning. lot of this moisture coming from the tropics, coming from hurricane joaquin which is still formidable. it takes it toward bermuda. one or two or three categories it passes through there. later tonight, it could make a direct hit if it shifts to the east. southeast, it will be intensify along the coastline and that pressure grade with that high

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along the coast will increase again. coast al coastal flood watches, warnings are up. out to the west we go, a storm coming through there, red-flag warnings are up for winds. winter weather advisory could see some six-plus inches of rain. meanwhile, across the midsection of the country, it looks to be danielle: good morning. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. temperatures starting in the 40's. 30's in concord. 50's in boston. we are going to warm up into the mid to upper 50's today. it's a mostly cloudy day. best chances for breaks of sun north and west along the coast there could be some patchy drizzle out there. be aware of that. it is not a washout though. but it's still cool, and the winds are still pretty strong. tomorrow we'll see more breaks of sunshine. by tuesday lots of sunshine.

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and warming up to 70 on >> historic flooding continues here across south carolina and we'll give you an another update in about ten minutes. >> thank you, rob. ron, your assignment is to come up with the top ten things you would do while stuck in the elevator. >> number one, ear plugs. >> number one, ear plugs. we love hearing sara haines chat no matter what it's about. most of the time. coming up here on "good morning america" -- explosive charges against the prestigious university of louisville team. what the school is saying about all of this morning. plus, the abc news fixer is in. cell phone company gave her a royal runaround when it come time to cutting a rebate check

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forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. danielle: good morning. it's a cloudy start over boston but seeing some breaks in the cloud deck in some locations. 53 degrees. notice the camera shaking. the winds out of the hour. so with a breezy day yet again

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the mid to upper 50's. we could see some breaks of sunshine the farther north and west you go. we could also see some patchy drizzle the farther south and east you go especially along the coastline. we are watching the stationary front pulling away from the area. high pressure regaining control and watching hurricane joaquin getting very close to bermuda right now with category 3 hurricane status move to go the north and east. it will be over bermuda later tonight so experience hurricane force winds. tomorrow 60 degrees. breaks of sunshine. 67 with a lot of sunshine on tuesday.

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it's got to be the good life >> that's a gorgeous site. balloons, color filling the sky at the al bu buquerque international balloon festival. one of the most photographed events in the world. good morning, america. >> that's awesome. >> now, i want to do that. we were talking in the last half-hour of the pros and cons of being stuck in the elevator with sara haines. an elevator or a hot air balloon with sara haines? >> that's a tough one.

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you can always jump out. >> sarah and ron -- also coming up before ron and sara go at it, the abc news fixer on the case. a woman who had a problem verizon. what you need to know looking to get your own money back the shocking allegations in the way some basketball players were allegedly recruited to the university of louisville. >> all in a new book based on thousands of journal entries from a self-described madam. and these stories, maria schiavocampo, pretty salacious stuff. >> reporter: the university reeling from the allegations. . the newly released book claiming that escorts had sexual encounters with recruits allegedly. a sex scandal targeting one of college basketball's biggest

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>> it almost got me sick to the stomach. >> reporter: the ncaa investigating the university of louisville. by a self-described madam in her new book. powell alleging that she and other escorts were hired to have sex with team members. a charge head coach rick pitino calls unbelievable. >> 15 people said they had no knowledge of it. >> reporter: in the book, breaking cardinal rules, co-written by dick cady, powell shares text messages and ledgers. between 2010 and 2014. >> they're probably 14 different women who were at these parties as dancer. >> reporter: the women allegedly entering through the dorm's side door.

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would pick which girls they wanted to have sex with and andre would quote, "work a side-deal." mcgee now on administrative leave denying powell's story. his attorney saying, there's no proof. >> we haven't located a single witness to corroborate the allegations in this book. >> reporter: louisville says as soon as the university became aware of the allegations they notified the ncaa. mcgee's attorney has reportedly also hired his own investigators to look into these claims. it's important to remember, none of them have been confirmed. another look with the morning headlines. back over to ron. good morning again. everyone. the search resumes today for the cargo ship that vanished in the path of hurricane joaquin.

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bahamas, the u.s. coast guard finding a life ring. 28 americans were among the 33 crew members onboard that vessel. in california, four high school students are under arrest accused of plotting a maz shooting, officials say the teens had a list of potential targets. but their plot was in the beginning stages according to officials and did company behind the cigarettemaker american spirit is part of a class-action lawsuit. marketing deliberately trying to mislead smokers into believing their products are healthier. this. these three little bears, mess with the wrong house. this mighty pup named jules,

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jules is a true guard dog. little jules weighs just 20 pounds. >> did this happen in france? remember the video where the cat ran out and saved the little boy. none of the cats that i own would ever do that. >> your cats haven't been tested. >> i'm pretty sure they would fail the test. time now for the weather and let's get it back to rob in south carolina. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we're in the flood waters here in charleston, knee and waist deep in many areas. we'll have issues here even after the flood waters recede which may not happen for a while. look down this street, countless neighborhoods in and out of to charleston area look just like this. it's a tough go. especially upstate, we're seeing some tremendous -- by the way,

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it's only going to get higher later today. look at where the stream of moisture. to the east and knot of charleston. up to columbia. flash flood rescues happening now. officials saying, don't go anywhere unless you're fleeing high water. winds gusting over 40 miles an hour in spots. not just in the carolinas but up through the delmarva, theier see shore, as that pressure tightens once again. the northeast, if you live up, a pretty big chill the last couple of days, freeze watches and advisories and warnings are out this morning. it's chilly to start. a gradual warmup in new york, boston, philadelphia and d.c. that's good news there. out west, we're danielle: hi there. vollmar. mostly cloudy skies today. along the coast.

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breezy conditions. temperatures only staying in the 50's. 60 tomorrow. upper 60's by tuesday and near 70 on >> this weather report brought to you by petsmart. the rains keep coming. we're hopeful that it will end at some point. but, can't come soon enough. >> rob, great job covering that story. we should say, answer your phone, it's sara calling you. she wants to talk to you about some meet logical issues. >> there's some rough weather, rob, i wanted to warn you. >> luckily, rob's satellite just went out. coming up on the show this morning, one woman's fight to get her promised rebate from verizon. it comes with a big dose of advice. sara, per skoep. >> you can see behind the scenes.

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demi has battled eating disorders and said she never thought she would be in a place in her life that she would be comfortable doing this. actually, i think that's really cool. >> she looks good. >> she looks really good. she's been very open about her battle. >> for somebody in her position to be open about body issues. >> it's really good. thank you for just going with me. i appreciate that, dan harris. >> i would go anywhere with you, sara haines. justin bieber has a hit on his hands with a catchy tune, what do you mean? along comes a group of guys on wheels to deliver a mind-blowing cover. take a look. what do you mean >> so cool. you want to say no what do you mean >> their smooth moves with help from the choreographer going

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they make it look so easy. >> they look fun. but not easy. >> i saw someone in our office instagram a video of this. >> is this a cover or they're actually dancing? do they make a new song in. >> sorry, they're just dancing to it. it's not really a full-blown cover. >> thank you. they're on segways, dan harris. >> segways or hover boards. >> i thought they were segways. >> fact-checking "pop news." you can't get away with it. >> i'm leaving. >> one more story she was going to tell but she's annoyed -- >> that's a wrap.

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brought to you by walgreens, at the corner of happy and healthy. ladies and gentlemen, this is what happens when you pick on sara haines during "pop news." >> this was a choice. this was a choice. >> i'm stuck in the middle of this. >> it's tough. will you forgive me? >> sara, come back. >> i guess not. thank you for being with us this weekend. >> live from wcvb-tv, channel 5, this is a newscenter 5 "eyeopener" update. antoinette: good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. frank: and i'm frank holland. top stories coming up on the eye at 8:00. the search for a missing ship caught in hurricane joaquin. the new clue search crews have found and the sailors from new england on board. two local airmen deployed out of

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after a tragic plane crash. how the hanscom community is remembering these heroes. commitment 2016. a raucous rally in boston for presidential candidate bernie sanders. antoinette: but first let's check in with danielle. that live camera behind you, we see some clearing skies. good news. danielle: there is bright blue skies, antoinette and frank. good morning. you can see it over boston. still some clouds. we've seen clouds and sun from time to time this morning. still kind of cool. 5 degrees. those winds are big players today out of the north and east at 22. not as strong as yesterday, but they'll still be breezy out there. temperatures starting in worcester at 41 degrees. 40 in concord. low 50's on the cape. as well as the islands. and today temperatures should warm into the mid 50's to a few upper 50's down along the cape. maybe even squeezing up to 60 degrees on nantucket. the winds will be brisk and there could be some clouds and some drizzle along the east coast of massachusetts.

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so be aware of that. if you live in this area, patchy drizzle could happen from time to time but it is not a washout of a day. you can enjoy it. the stationary front is move to go the south now so high pressure regaining control. watching hurricane joaquin, a category 3 hurricane making its near land fall on bermuda. in fact, it does have winds of 115 miles an hour. so it has weakened just a bit at the 8:00 update. as we go through the next seven days it passes off shore well off to sea on monday. we start to warm up and see a lot more sunshine tuesday and wednesday. stick around.